Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by SnarkSephiroth on
Tue Sep 16th 2003 at 11:14pm
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I see them in all of the map reviews but how do you do it?
Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by Cash Car Star on
Tue Sep 16th 2003 at 11:22pm
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Look deeply over the controls list in HL, then look some more. It's on there.
Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by Gorbachev on
Wed Sep 17th 2003 at 1:10am
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or press "print screen" alt + tab out and paste it in an image editor and save.
Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by Orpheus on
Wed Sep 17th 2003 at 1:17am
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you guys are not helping him as much as you think you are :/
Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by FIDDLER on
Wed Sep 17th 2003 at 1:57am
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Hit your tidle key ~ and type this in console:
bind k "snapshot"
Replace k with what ever key you want to use to take your screenshots.
These screenshots are saved into your Sierra/Half-Life folder. Open the .bmp with an image editor (i.e. Adobe Photo Shop or Paint Shop Pro or Irfanview) and convert it to a .jpg which reduces the file size. Then upload the .jpg to your own personal web space or site and link to the .jpg here in a post.
Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by Monqui on
Wed Sep 17th 2003 at 4:04am
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I still like Irfanview better than Xatio- its just a much simpler interface IMO. And it does fantastic jobs with shrinking and stretching images, considering its free.
Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by Orpheus on
Wed Sep 17th 2003 at 10:07am
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personally, i don't give a rats ass if they break out the f**king scissors and trip the images by hand..
if people persist in posting oversized images, then drastic measures may be needed to entice them to heed the advice..
i am just really partial to xat.. once its set its done.. i have it set to grab the pics from HL, and have it set to deposit them in a folder i call "reviews"
grab>click> complete .. thats it...
and it will resize an ungodly amount of images all at once...
anyways... use anything that makes you hard, i don't care, but i am very close to losing my cool over these images over 100k :sad:
Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by Myrk- on
Wed Sep 17th 2003 at 12:40pm
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It's simple, F5 (unless you changed the key to do so), creates a bmp file of the map name (e.g. a screenshot of de_dust will be say de_dust0001.bmp). Open the screenshot in photoshop or some picture editing program, save it as a JPG.
When saving as a jpg go for the file size of the picture that retains noticable quality but isn't too large. An 800x600 pixel screenshot (the size you should always resize images to) should not be over 80kb.
Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by Leperous on
Thu Sep 18th 2003 at 10:41am
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*coug*bannedforbeingawankeragain*cough*
Re: How do I take screen shots?
Posted by Dr Brasso on
Thu Sep 18th 2003 at 3:21pm
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i hate to say it, and it pains me more than i can say to admit it, but he does have a point....it was tasteless and in bad form, two things i usually try to avoid....not my usual fair....i guess i had an out of control moment there....my humble apologies to the gentleman who wrote the inquiry, as i should remember that i was the one askng the questions not so long ago.....
and my sincere apologies to the pitters .....
rugal, yer still an idiot tho....
Doc B...